Agra - Jansi - Khajuraho
Description:
After breakfast, we head to the railway station to catch the train to Jhansi. Upon arrival in Jhansi transfer to Kajuraho, on the way stop in Orchha.
Orchha means "hidden." Its origin was associated with the Bundel dynasty, founded in the 11th century. According to legend, the Rajput prince wanted to sacrifice himself to the goddess of Mount Vrindavasini. The goddess stopped him from self-sacrifice and gave him the name Bundel ("He who offers blood"). The Bundela dynasty owned the territory between the Yamuna and Narmada rivers.
Upon arrival in Kajuraho, meet with our representative. Hotel accommodation. In the evening you can visit a sound and light show.
Hotel night.
Cajuraho - Delhi
After breakfast, a sightseeing tour of the Kajuraho temples, built between 950 and 1050 AD by powerful Chandela rulers.
The ancient city of Kajuraho is located in Madhya Pradesh. Above the Kajuraho tower thin temple towers. It is because of the architectural and compositional perfection of the temples of Kajuraho became world famous. The temples are famous for magnificent carvings depicting scenes from the famous treatise on the art of love “Kama Sutra”.
Only 22 of the 85 temples built have survived. Adhering to the invariable thousand-year tradition in the temple of Matangeshwara, brahmanas still perform services.
Each of the temples of Kajuraho is so elaborately built that it seems to be carved out of a single stone monolith. It is better to consider them up close, as their facades are decorated with images of military battles, beautiful maidens and love couples, figures of animals.
In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for a flight to Delhi. Upon arrival in Delhi accommodation in the hotel.
Hotel night.
Day 8: Delhi. Departure
After breakfast at the hotel, move to Delhi Airport to board your next destination.